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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1902
Page
2
An OCR snippet references Laxative Bromo Quinine and a price of 35 cents, noting a box engine line and calibration detail. The readable text is limited to ad-like phrases, with no clear event or person beyond brand names.
A brief advertisement asking readers to use The Sun's liners and answer on the seventh page. It promotes 2 Girls Gongola shoes at $1.00 grade 6c via syndicated sale from Manufactors' Shoe Co with routes through Colorado Utah Wisconsin Michigan and South Dakota resorts on sale daily. Contact KR. P. Algeo D. P. A. for particulars.
Personal tours with all expenses included offered by R. VP. Algeo, D. P. A. Send for booklet detailing schedules and pricing. Contact addresses provided for those seeking organized travel experiences by rail and lake.
An excursion to Niagara Falls via C. H. D. and Michigan Central departs Indianapolis Saturday at 5:00 p m. Round trip fare is 7 dollars with tickets valid twelve days. Special through coaches and sleepers leave Indianapolis. stopover permitted in Detroit on the return. See agents or address R P Algeo D P A.
Pennsylvania lines announce excursion tickets from all Indiana points July 24 to August 18 with return by August 20. Special low fares from 1 V division points and a Children's Day event on Saturday July 26.
Request for two cent stamp to obtain illustrated July Review of Reviews article on northwest history and development and the Chicago and North Western Railway double track line between Chicago and the Missouri River, addressed to N. M. Breeze Cincinnati Ohio.
Round trip tickets are on sale to Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Iowa Nebraska the Dakotas and other west and northwest points at one fare plus 2.00 for the round trip via the North Western Line. Tickets good 21 days to return. Call on any ticket agent or address W. B. Kniskern G P. & T. A. 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago.
WM B Burford of Indianapolis offers loose leaf price leek covers in all sizes with a perfectly flat opening advertised in this display.
Judge Jackson defines the defendants as professional agitators aiming to force wage increases by instigating strikes among mine workers. He stresses they are not miners and have no ties to the Clarksburg fuel company, viewing their actions as illegal interference with business. The court voices strong disapproval of such tactics.
Judge finds defendants violated injunction by supporting and attending a Pinnickinnick mine meeting where Mother Jones urged strikes and derided the court. He warns such conduct risks disorder and anarchy and urges lawful remedies. He critiques Jones for using agitation and labels her claims as unworthy of a good citizen.
The text argues for women to engage in charities and philanthropic work aligned with lawful, female spheres of influence. It suggests feasible paths where she could contribute to mankind in distress and pursue meaningful pursuits consistent with traditional womanhood beliefs.
A severe electrical storm in northern Marion County killed Eleazor Wilson a Carmel area farmer when lightning struck his barn. His stepson Thomas McGee suffered collapse and may die. The Daubenspecks barn was struck injuring Harold Daubenspeck and Henry Hoover. Pleasant Grove church near Nora was struck and burned. Perry Anderson’s home near Sterling was struck and partly destroyed.
The mayor said the 190% levy may not reach 8 cents and could be 83 or 84 cents if city business allows. He affirmed the levy will exceed 80 cents. Also dated Rome July 24, the pope received 150 American pilgrims led by Father Porcile of Brooklyn and Bishop O Gorman of Sioux Falls.
SUEZ July 24 French transport Cho with 250 soldiers from Tonquin is ten days overdue here and feared lost. Daniel Barnett 9 by his next friend sues the street car company for 5,000. He says that when he boarded a car to go home the motorman kicked him off.
London July 24 Capt Putnam Bradlee Strong, infamous for deserting May Yohe, arrived aboard the St Paul under the name Alien. He denied pawned Yohe jewelry and left reports of a Parisian future. In New York it was noted his mother paid 19 880 to redeem pawned jewels to avert arrest.
Patrick Gibbons a bartender started home with 00 and an alarm clock in his pocket. Two men attempted a hold up but the clock rang startling them causing a flee and later arrests named Frank Detterman and Thomas Wilson. Ernestina Valso 30 fell 60 feet from a cliff near Valley of the Rocks but walked to an ambulance with possible internal injuries. In Beaumont Texas officials report a burning marsh in southwestern Louisiana where a mile wide hole has burned for months and gas may be seeping out.
Probate records show Mrs. Eliza G. Wiley leaves most of her estate to the Union Trust Company for her son F. H. Wiley until age 40 with income payments and eventual principal transfer. She bequeaths books art jewelry and furniture to him and grants lifetime income from 2500 to her sister Mrs. Hannah G. Reed and to her nephew’s widow Mrs. Belle Gildersleeve.
Mildred Fields the forgeress was discharged in police court on the recommendation of R. B. Halls of the Oneida hotel after passing a forged check for 85 on J. M. LaFollette. Funds were raised by Frankfort First Presbyterian Church members to repay the victim. Reverend Harry Stark organized the drive and sent Officer Denton to secure her release.
Rev William Garrity after six years study in Rome returns to Indianapolis. Ordained a priest in Rome on June 1 1901 he was feted by his mother at 319 West South Street and given many gifts. He earlier graduated from the Boys school thirteen years ago and counts Fathers Duffy and McCool among his former friends. He will celebrate solemn high mass at St Johns Church on Sunday at 10 39 a m.
Birth announcements list multiple couples with addresses and newborns. Death notices report causes and ages at Park Avenue, Delaware Street, Washington Street, plus several others with conditions. Marriages show six couples with names and residences. real estate changes noted for several entries. A Marie Sornnenberg and Ethel Falkenstein are noted returning from Cincinnati.
Elwood Indiana lodge of the Amalgamated association rejected President Shaffers demand for a 25 percent wage cut to secure 1 500 000 box annual orders from the Standard Oil Co The session was stormy Shaffer departed late It is said some men in other mills favor the cut to avoid discharges while others fear mill shutdowns could cost jobs
In Sullivan Charles Pigg 20 son of Wiley Pigg died by arsenic likely after a sunstroke. In Tell City Fred Kieser, a wealthy farmer, died by jumping in a well amid poor health. In Goshen Jacob A Fulmer 50, a farmer, hanged himself in his barn found by his wife.
In Chicago and Bloomington rumors swirl after Lucretia Stevenson’s alleged engagement to Capt. Richmond P. Hobson. The Steversons deny it, yet locals note Hobson’s repeated visits and anticipate a possible wedding in time. The item blends with ads for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and bargain shoe and razor offerings.
Hot Springs South Dakota health resort in the Black Hills offers a round trip fare of 24.30 from Chicago on select summer dates. Through service via the North Western Line with daily departures. Inquiries directed to ticket agents or N M Breeze 435 Vinest Cincinnati Ohio.
The train departs Indianapolis at 12 20 p m and arrives Detroit at 3 10 p m providing a quick daylight service using the Lake Erie and Western and Wabash lines.
A dispatch from Konia reports that M. Constans, French ambassador to Turkey, was attacked and insulted by a Turkish mob. The Porte refused to punish the offenders, raising tensions and signaling a likely renewal of Franco Turkish disputes.
A Scranton dispatch reports G. B. Dimmick, brother-in-law of Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, left the city about a month ago and his whereabouts remain unexplained. His wife remains in Scranton. Dimmick was manager of the Condensed Milk Company's plant there and bookkeeper Miss Aurel Pross has also departed.
Greencastle Indiana July 21 Miss Rebecca Key is under arrest charged with causing the death of her infant daughter.
The Indianapolis Paint and Color Company promotes a favorable season for painting with stable temperatures and low disturbances. They urge customers to use pure paint and skilled painters for a durable job. Also listed are shoe sale items from Manufactors' Shoe Co and Syndicate sale details.
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